E3 footage usage.

velocity

velocity

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I've made a similar topic in the past about trailer footage but how safe do you think it'll be to upload E3 footage? I don't mean the whole thing or even large chunks but very small amounts, a few 10 second moments.

The Xbox One Reveal last month loads of people seemed to have uploaded that with no problems, showing quite a lot of the conference.
 
I've seen a few semi-successful people upload the entirety of a game's gameplay from E3 and do commentary over it.

I'm not entirely sure how it would work out.
I suppose it would be fine if you don't monetize it, but I'm not guaranteeing anything :')
 
WhatIsARyan said:
I've seen a few semi-successful people upload the entirety of a game's gameplay from E3 and do commentary over it.

I'm not entirely sure how it would work out.
I suppose it would be fine if you don't monetize it, but I'm not guaranteeing anything :')
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Like I said, I don't plan on uploading anything more than a few 10 second parts. There was that one Xbox Reveal video that took off the 'TV, TV, TV' one xD and that was from a guy not even partnered.

I don't plan to monetize but I don't want the whole '3rd party' thing where I "might" get a strike at any point with it up.
 
Br00talOfficial said:
if you want a strike go ahead mate
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That's not always the case, like I said in my previous comment you often get the whole "you can use it but we claim copyright of it". In fact on an old channel before I understood Youtube well I used to use that type of footage all the time, nothing ever happened.


Playinithard said:
Do NOT upload any footage from E3 without permission. It will either be claimed or taken down.
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So what happened with the massive Xbox reveal video that guy made summing it up in a humorous way? He wasn't partnered nor had permission.
 
just upload 8 second clips, please note even so you cannot monetize the video, unless its like 1 or 2 clippings.
 
velocity said:
That's not always the case, like I said in my previous comment you often get the whole "you can use it but we claim copyright of it". In fact on an old channel before I understood Youtube well I used to use that type of footage all the time, nothing ever happened.




So what happened with the massive Xbox reveal video that guy made summing it up in a humorous way? He wasn't partnered nor had permission.
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No idea what video you are talkin about. The first rule of youtube gaming content is to never upload a trailer without permission. You can do what you want but I'm warning oyu.
 
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